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Order of Publication.

No. 65si, X. DIN the chAnosry Court q
shelby county, Ttnnei see-Ann X, Proud
a.. By teHt friend, etc We. Martha J.
Green At a..
Il az eafins from afidayit On file herein
that the names add places Of Ies,dence Of
tn defendants, tho eirs u Dr. =. W, ssun-
defs n Ichn n. pualar, q lanes 4. Dun
lap, o. n. n. Dun 40, A. OF w. q. Dunlap,
arc unknown aud cannot DO Hsoe' taincd
q ter diiiEents aoh and " duiry. taey oeing
made de snd ,nu hefeir on account OF their
claims, etc., In and 10 the TIA estate o. W.
y. Dunlap, deceased, tbs being q suit for
part tion Of faid etta'eI
II IL therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein at the courthouse Of
shelby county, IN tho City Of Memphis, nov
| 1anins District q shelby county, i, nu., on
the aut Monday In seutember, 1851, and
plead. answs or demur 70 comp ainani,s bill.
| or tle same will he taken tor 60 fessed ~ 10
them aud cot for heafins o. psrte, and that q
corr Of thi. order be published once . week
i lOf TOUR successes We weeks 10 the Memphis
Appeal. This 81 day OF August, 1851.
| a true cnpy-Atsst.
No DWELL, Clerk sud Master.
By u caldwell, DepI q. and NJ.
| u II Harness. Solicitor or eomul't. n
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Order of Publication.

No 6'ai, X. DIN the Ch,ncery Court OF
Shelby County. Tennesseo-state Of Ton
n,ssse use, eto., vs. the PieibJtsrian Home
etal
IL appearing from the return Of tho sheriff
10 this cause that tho defendants John Nc
Hamsra. Walter. Peyton, J. 5. kichardson.
Patrick Quinn. Il. uise Stone, Got leib Net,
pacb, Sarah a, O. Lee, Lizzie :. Tate and
BlarEstope. Joseuhin Y. Haidin, wellodine
Hardin, Charles Perdue, Walter Shelton, A..
Cohu. are not TO be found In his couniyi
II Il therefore ord red. That they make
their appearance herein at the COURTHOUSE OF
Shelby county. In the city OF Menphis, now
Tax ns District Of Shelby county, Tenn, on
the hrst Me day In September, 1881, and
plead, ans-er or demur 20 complainant.
bill. or tho same will be tafen for confessed
nc 10 them NJ d set for bearing ex parto, and
that a copy Of this order be published once q
week, Tor four SUGGEST weets the
Memphis Appeal. This 18th day Of alJ, 1887.
: u1' ''pis 5. | sopowELL, Q. and NJ.
By 7. u. Caldwell, d. O. and NJ.
" A. A q. W. Haskell, pOlg. for cOmplt-
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Nru.t,.sideut Notice.

ByJ. p. Young, D,Put; Clerk.
Aitarnsy for piaintid, John z. Moss.
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ner,.., Cattle ana ,h,ens...

For collie and grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, give Simmons
Liver Regulator In q ma h twice a
day. You can recommend II 10 every
one having ,tock 70 the best medicine
known Tor tie above complaints. In
using Il with my chickens for cholers
aud gapes ! mix II with the dough and
feed II 10 them once q day. BY thi,
treatment | have loet none where the
Regulator vas iven promptly and
regularly. ut TAYLOR.
AEanl loi 0fan Isfa Of 0soflia.
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Order q Publication. :.
No. SOL. r. DIN the ohanesry Our Of
Shelby county, Tennessee Of Ten.
pcsses, use, etc., 70. @. AlEeo, trustee I"
al.
Il appearing from the return Of the sheriff
In this cause that the dsfends d. ";
shanks, Edward Hal,ey. Joseph Hslsey and
Estella II slsey, CHARLES Smith, 8. Herman,
t,u,tes, jas. A; Anderson, Providence Ohaps1
Of. julius y. Bhoss, Dock Branch, ytIsmish
Crawley, Fam Hughes, Edward johnson,
Mary u Nell, Esther Wade, Kate W adc Lula
Wade. VIM bimms, frank smith. ii. Wup-
peTman,. are not to be found In his county
II Ia therefore ordered. That they MAKE
their appearance herein at the courthouse OF
Shelby Q UNITY, in tho city Of Memphis, nov
Taxing District Of shelby county, r,nn' on
the first Monday In September, 1887 ana
plead, answer or demur TO com plbinant,s bill,
or the tame will DO taken for confessed e TO
them and set for hearing ex parte; and that
cory Of shis order be publ hed once
week Tor tour successive weeks In the Mem
phis Appeal.
This 18th day Of July, 1857. "
A true copy attest.
\. l. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By T. B. Caldwe Deputy c. and VI.
y. III. Il Q. W. HeiskeIl, sOls. for compl't
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white H.r,h Rs..rvsties Invssti-
gstien.


sr.PAvt, MIss, August 2s.-Messrs.
Dawes. Morgan and DAVE, Of the Sen.
sic COMMITTEES On Indian Affairs. began
here yesterday morning an ipvesi.
cation Of the "a ,irs II the White Earth
reservation by era,niDirgI dianAgent
sheehan. sseehan denounced the
Beaulisns. THREE Indian haf breeds Of
the reservation. They knew too much
and m de trouble for the sg-nt.
Among the charges va, that the Beau
heus had dfasn up q petition remon.
s,ratlng & Inc, the pending treaty, and
circulated II smone the Indians. shee.
ban takes the ground tina, no mixed
bloods sh,uld b. allowed on the 70.
seryatons, ~ they are Inclined 10 be
turbulent. q. NJ. ssse,, Of Minnsapo.
lie; Gen slbley, Opt. Blakely and en-.
Gov. Marshall all teslih d 10 the good
character Of the Besulieus and theiI
loyalty durirg ihe rebellion and To-
dian troubles. The committee leave,
Tor the reservation tomorrow.
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Non.IsesIdept Notice.

Circuit Court Of Shelby County, Tennessee
Elisabe h Lewis vs.. Albert Lewil,
IL appearing fro n petition hled In this
cause, which 10 sworn 70. that the defend
ant, Albert Lewis, ua ton-rosident OF the
btste OF IennotSee;
IL Il therefore ordered. That he make bis
appearance herein at the courthouse, IN tie
CITY oi Memphis. Tennessee, on or bel 70
the third Monday In Sopie Der next, lhsI,
and plead. answer or domur 70 plaintihs
bill Tor vOrce, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed az 20 hin and tho cause tet Tor
hearing ex par'e; and thata copy Of this or
der be pu llished once a week, for Tour tuc
oessve weeks In the Memphis Daily Ap-
peal.
DANIEL srHLOSS. Clerk.
ByJ.P. Young, DEPUTY Clerk.
Aitgrn.v for uIsinttH John e. Moss.
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Old papers Tor saisI al Atrial ofiico
30 cents per 100
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Circuit Court Of Shelby county, Tennesseo-
Annie Tayl z W. Taomss Taylor.
iappearing from Ietition hltd 10 this
auee, which u sworn to, hat the dc end
ant. Thomas Taylor, IL a non-rosident OF the
late Of TENNESSEE
IL IL therefore. ordered. That he make
his appearance hsrein, at the courthouse,
Ia the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or
before the third Monday In September.
next, 1857, ard plead. answer or demur 70
plaintiffs bill for divorce, Or the sane will
BE- taken for confessed AZ 10 him and the
cause set for hearing OF parioi and that
q copy % this order be publ shed once .
seek, for four successive weeks, In the Nom
phis Daily Appeal.
VIZ DANIEL scHLoss. Clerk.
ByJ. p. Young, Deputy CLERK.
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order ~ PubllcstIoa.

No. 6i93, II. DIN tho Chancery Court oi
Shelby county, Tennessee.--J. Y. Conrad
vs.. Maggie W. Conrad.
II appearing from tho bill which 10 .worn
tn.iL this cause. that the defendant Mag Q
W. Conrad 10 o resident Of the state OF Norm
Carolina and q non resident Of the State OF
Tennessee;
II 10 therefore ordered that she make her
appearance herein at the eourthsuse OF shelby
county, IL the city of Memphis. now iaI y II
Monday In September, 1881 an d plead, answer
or demur 10 compliments bill, or the same
will be taken for con fessed 20 her and set Tor
hearing exparte. and thata copy Of this order
bs pub ISL cd once a week for our successive
week, ~ the Memghis h tJ.
A true oopy-attest
81. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By T. ID. Caldwell. ID. q. A NJ.
II, II. Wilhoyte, collector for comp't "
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Non Resident Natics

No. a5T, X D.-Cireult Court 81 shelby
coualy, lem -kmmA Walker W. Bsnla-
minT. walker.
IL appearing from petition fled In thi.
cause. which IL sworn 10. that the de endant,
BstI amin T, Walker. 10 . nonresident OF
the ttAus ~ Tennssseel
Il IL therefore ordered, That he make
Ia the city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be ore
the third Monday in September neat, Isl.
and plead, ansser or demur 10 plaintih's
bill for divorce, OF the sane siil be taken for
Q Messed AZ 20 him and the cause set for
be rms OF Iartsi md that eopJ OF ~,
successive weets, IN the Menphis Appeal.
DANIEL scHLOss. Clerk.
ByJ. p. Young, Deputy Clerk
Malone A Walton and Walter Malone, Al
tofneYa Tor plaintiff. sat
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The moe, suoo iul tonic Of the
age-Pemb.rtoh's French Wine Coca
la recommsnded by 20 900 emif ent
phyticlsls TO- tbi ours ~ all nervous
affections, dyepepsis, sick headache,
etc. Ia plia.ant O. take, and will
prove iiseli bryons price. For sale by
Holster.
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Adn,inIs1r alOr's Notice.

HAVING qualified as administrairir, Of
n tho estate Of Thos, W. wilkinson, de-
ceased. all garti,. indebted are e qae'ted 70
pay, and all parties having claims 10 place
the ZANE with my attorneys, Poston A Pos
ton, 80 Madison street, Memph Tenn,
within tho time prescribed BY law.
EVA BOWEN WILKINSON,
ADMIR- Of Thos. W. Wilkintsn, deceased.
August 2. lB8 We
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Dsny. Enrepca. Hstei.

Corner Of Adam, and Main streets. Room,
Soc, tss and a per dAyl American Plan, u
FER dAJ.. lifst .sla., Restaurant IN the
Hotsl,. J. N: DURFY 40 Jssrs with Pes
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Socialists Frozen Out.

SYRACUSE, N. Y. August 1S.-The
United Labor Convention assembled at
10. 80 this morning and the Committee on
Credentials made its report. The com
mittee bad been In session all night aud
had lively time. In almost all cases
they reported In favor OF the sitting dele
gates. This shows that the socialist ele
ment was received with little favor by the
committee.
The Socialist members Of the mmittee
submitted long minority report, in
which they favored the seating of the con !.
testing delegates, Speeches ,sere limited
to five minutes, and Lively debate fol.
lowed. By one o'clock about all the mem
bers had spoken, and the Convention
took recess rntil three o'clock.
Upon reassembling there was another
long and acrimonious debate, which was
ended by the adoption of the majority re-
port. The Committee on Permanent Or
ganization then reported John McMakin,
Of New York, for president, and other
officers, After jangle the report was
adopted,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
People Who WANT Peace.

NEW LONDON, August 18.-Tae Uni.
vefsal Peace Union In aes.iou here to.
day passed regoIu.ions looking TO the
establishment of arbitration instead of
war among the nations of the earth:
favoring general disarmaments and tha
snbstitution of International courts Tar
military systems. The resolutions also
iavor woman suffrage, prohibition, JUS
tice for ireland, a oorciliatory policy
with the Indians, and denouuce capital
punishment. O1e OF the revolutions de-.
claiee that the Constitutional Ceuten.
NAL Commission is committing q grave
error In pandering to the military
spirit by urging the attendance OF the
military in Philadelphia next month.
"Valuing the Constitution for MANY of
It's wise and perfect pro7isions, we hold
this Centennial an excellent oppo,tu
nifty to propose its amendment by abol.
ishipg the war clauses and for cor.
meDcipg measures for national and
arbitration"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A British KniRht's American D.b,,

WEST CHESTER, August 18.-Tne re-
cent intelligence from across the deen
blue waters telling OF j. Fl. Puleaton.
M. r, being kniRhted by the Queen in !.
oites an anvious spirit In the bosons n,
many In this country who knew mr..
Puleston net wisely, but too vol, when
ne was . Newspaper man over in PFC
nfxvillS, In 1861. He Published q to,.
esaoiy good newspaper there, which
bore the name OF Pennsylvania Gunrd.
Ian, but he gave 1t the cold shoulder
when Governor Curtin appointed him
to look after The welfars OF Peppsyl.
vania soldiers IN the Washington hos.
pitfalls. He borrowed money with q
rush, and since his having attainsd
wsalth and station 10 England, these
creditors have failed TO racsiye any
substantial recognition at his hands.
aud hence 1t Is that they do not appre.
ctaie his being h0norsd at the hands of
Q Qasen Victoria as tteir expense, as they
are pleased to put it.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
The NIinstroIs Last Night,

The season was opened ut the Opera
House last evening by Wilson g Bank
in's Minstrels, who appeared to an audi.
ence which filled every part of the wat
building, the gallery especially being
crowded to suffoca.ion. To say that the
performance was first class would
sclicsly express 1t, as It was superior to
that given by any minstrel company for
long time The old stale jokes were
discarded and replaced by new and
fresh witiolsms, which were highly ap.
preciated by the audience. George
Wilson, the irrepressible, ia as funny
rs ever, and convulsed the audience
with his oomicsl sayings and songs. In
fact George IL whole show himself, and
he was called out again and again. Tho
entire performance was excellent
and the fun was unremit.
ting from the commencement until the
close.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
TAnparAnca.

The W. @. T. o., of Marshallton and
Stanton, will hold their outdoor tenn.
pesaDce meeting on. the school house
lot in harphallton, on Sunday evening,
the 2lst inst., at 6 O'Clock. Prof. 8. M.
Martini of New York city, will make an
address, taking for bis text the hand.
writing op the walls of Belshazzar:
"Mene, meme, tekel uphnrsin; God has
mum bered thy kingdom, and finished
1t. Thou are weighed IN the bslanc
and art found wanting"
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
eREvITiEs.9

The eheapeet hsG mouse IN the eity,
humford Bros.' 4O4 Market street.
Turtle and clam soup ~ TulImsrs.
Meals from 70 midnight ct Fullmsr's.
hoast dinners speciality as Fnlime.'s,
Broiled spring chicken ct Fuiimsr'x.
Devfiod and slowed crabs ct FuilEors,
Ice cold salt oysters ct FuIlnsr's
Fried oysters at Fullmsr's.s
Try Busn1 ooal; you viii Hfsit
Tfy Bush's coal you Will suroiy Ike ~.
W. J. Kim0ie, grocer, md and Jus.,sen.
Miilasd r. DAvis', iswslsx. y. snd streas
Fine 10 X. Rings, ~ Hanf's. 10 u. Eour4a
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and KinR.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
Buy your fruit lars, Jelly tumolsrs and
'pices It Lynch b Leafy's, 9TH and Madison.
Gall and sec the famous oil stove ut
Ptckels' stove etore.
.Yerger's, Al0 ShipIey street., is tho leading
place for picture frames In this city.
window scroene and doer screens made at
Ycrger's, 4ls Shipley street.
Gall and SEQ the Uaisy Oil stove as Picksls'
stove store, East Fourth street.
Gall aod eco tho quick meal Gasoline
street.
Fish and oysters fresh every day at Pen-
nell's. Second and King stresss. Also CLANS
and crabs.
Go TO II. H. Moofe'a staIlg, 70 and "a Sec {.
ond etroet market, tor your choice crea mery
fresh butter; slso the best crea cheese at
market prize.
Ross. 1le Market street, has large stock
Of straw hats, bought BY tho case at very
low prices: also fuii supply Of summer un.
derwear, suspenders, necKusar and hosiery.
II you want cnoap picture frames 90 to q.
<. Baugh, 203 Weet Second street. l have
tho largest stock In Delaware; come and see
for yourSelve8.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Tho Golden ArgOsy,

Oliver Optic is still on deck and de.
lights vast audiences of young people
every week with bis new story entitled,
"The Young Pilot Of Lake Montokan,"
now running in the Golden Argosy.
This famous juvenile weekly also pre-
sents strong array of other attractive
features for the fall months David
Ker, the we'll known traveller and COZ
respondent, has serial called "Drowned
Gold," describing his own adventures
when wrecked ON the African coast In
1885. and there are other continued
stories by such we'll known writer's as
Frank II. Converse, Arthur Lse Put
nam and Matthew White, Jr. Each
humber contains, moreover, o portrait
and biography Of come eminent men,
an illustrated Article on some one OF the
sports and pas,imes or kindred topics,
together with editorials, comic sketches
and shorter matter, the whole going to
make up paper that we'll deserves the
honor 1t has won Of being called 1.-THE
boys favorite." It costs OILY six cents
Q copy ct any newsdealer's, or you can
obtain 1t for three dollars o year direct
from the publisher, FRANK A. MUM
sEY. 81 Warren street, NeH YORK.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Centenn a, celebration.

For the benefit OF persons who wish
TO attend the centennial celebration on
the 18Th Of September, the Psnnsy iva.
mia Railroad Company will sell ex.
oursion tickets to Philsdelphia Ssptem-
Der 18th, 14th, 10Th, 18th and 17kb.
good to return until September 10Th, in.
elusive, from all stations on its system
at one unlimited fare for the round
trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
A CArC.

To all who are suffering from the or.
rors and indfeoretions Of youth, nervous
WEAKNESS. early decay, loss Of manhood,
&cu VIII send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
rem edy was discovered By missionary
In South America, Send q self.address.
cd envelope 70 the REV. JOSEPH =,
IHhTAH Station d. New York City,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19

can. with "kough ON Dirt" do ~ nice
any laundry. Boiiine not necessary !;
unlike any other Rough on Dirt" can
be uBei In both washing and starchipg;
you need have NO fear In using this M
ticle; free from vile alkali, It DOES NOT
rot, yellow nor iujnre the finest fabric
clears, bleaches, whitens. Rough on
Dirt" is the only 81 ticle that can be I'd.
ded to stsrch (hot or cold) to give q
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask fol
"Roueh on Dirt" 10 and 25c. paokag.
es. All Grst-class Druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Ferdinand's Peril,

LONDON, Aug. ia ssutinel at the
powder magazine ut Rustchuk as shot
at yesterday. The would. be assassius
decAmped. 1t Ia rum o.ed that Kua.
sian secret society has formed o plot to
murder Prince Ferdinand.
A dispatch from VarDa to the Jour.
nal dos Debats says that the Primate of
the Bulgarian Onurch at Consta nitro.
pie has published all elcy clical letter
declaring Prince ferdinand q usurper.
The German Agent at Sofia has bsep
instructed to continue Administrative
relations with the Bulgarian Qoyern
menf. but to avoid anything OF q ma
tnre that might lead Prince Ferdinand
to euppcse that Germany was holding
Off cial relations with him The FrenoS
Consuls In Bulgaria have been instruct.
cd to discontinue even business rsla.
s:ons with the governments,
The Standard supports Prince Ferdi
nand, end reminds him thnt the small.
est 81 mptom o! hesitation or fear will
bs fatal. II be continues In his present
corrse, says the Standard, he may liz.
mute Russia and count on tho wafmest
sympstby Of the people of England,
Austria, Italy and Germany, though
ths governments of those countries may
be oompslled to act ciroumspecsly.
The journal de st. Petersbourg says
the view taken by tho Berlin North
German Gazette of Prince Ferdinand @
manifesto Ia clear and correct, and de-
clares the proclamat ation to be q verita-
BILE aot of defiance and an exhortation
to Bulgarians to evade all their en-
Ragsments. "PrinCe ferdinand" It,
says, appears to have realized that his |
rupture wish public rights 10 complete,
and continues precipitately and blindly
In his path of adventure"
The Moscow Gazette urges the Rus.
sian government to act with vigor ir |
regard to Bulgaria. The occupation Of
Bu iKaria Is needless as yet, 1t gays, but
IurAey should be held Responsible for
5he violation Of The Berlin tresty and |
threatened with the occupation Of
and Erzeroum unless order |
10 restored In BULGARIA..
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Riood WeaKne6eaa.

breaking ont on the skin, pimples, boils,
bold hives, tired feelings. heat suffer.
tngs, aches snd psinH, bad appetite,
itching, breakings opt on the skin, &c.
These, with numerous others, All denote
bad, weakened and diseased blood, for
all OK which yoI will ge. the finest and
incest remedy In DR.. Simms' Blood
Purifier. 81. Depot, Fourth aud Kipg
streets, Wilmington, Del. Sold BY
dealers,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
ExnClAL nKHrIon.
II 10 . E&oA

thas everybody Ought to know thAt L..
Sergeant aivas 2240 fAs. of the best.
well-clean0d coal In evsfy ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindling wood
In large loAcs. Lime for vhitewash-
Ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Oen.
tral of6cs, 6evenah and KiAR streets.
Look fn khs bius, sign. Open in the
evsning.
Bnsh's, EEeReh street. vhsrf, ais th
place 70 eav your coal.
Bos GOD aoal no 20 Bush's, French
ptroeA wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Try II.

The PROC. Of the pudding is the eating
OF 1t. Stewards famous $5 90 -four is
fast growing into public favor. Ask
for Sheward's "Silver Medal" -four this
Is it. Every bbl. warranted to be ele.
CANT -four, and to run uniform in
quality. Cali st my store, N. W. cor
ner Fourth and King.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19

We are giving especial attention to
furnishing families with best brands of
uours, and Sse confident we can give
entire satisfaction both rs to quality
and price. Gall at tie mill, 101 Mary.
lana --aHG. for particulars Tatnall
Bros,
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
For q Fine Gold

or silver watch ct astonishingly low
figures call oa A. E. Williamson, !,
jeweler, los West Eighth street. We
have special bargain in Q gents lax.
gold witch st S4S 90. this watch is
usuaily sold as from S55 to $50.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
The Apple and Peach Crops.

WAsHINGToN, D. c., Aug. 18.-The
August report of the Agricultural De-
partment states that the condition of the
apple crop has steadily declined as the
season advanced and is now generally
very low. In many fruit.growing sections
.he crop will be almost failure, and no
where is there q prospect of even an
average crop OF non bearing year. In
New England, where returns of condi.
tion have been highest In earlier reports,
the marked decline noticed on July has
continued, and the present figures, while
higher than In any other section, indicate
only very medium crop.
In the Middle Sta .es and the Ohio VAL
ley the decline has been continuous and
promise is very poor. The present aver.
ages In the principal States are; New
York, so; New Jersey, 81; Pennsylvania,
20: Virginia, Al; Tennessee 81; Kentucky,
81; West Virginia, 3S; Ohio, "a; Indiana,
~; Illinois, 80; Michigan, 70. The States
of the West and Northwest report the al.
ready low condition of July as still fur.
ther declined, Missouri standing at SO;
Kansas, So; Wisconsin, 48; Minnesota,
As; Iowa, 54
Several counties in New York report
that, while the yield will be short, the
quality is exceedingly good, but the gen.
eral tenor of returns from all sections is
to the contrary. The injurious effects OF
drought, blight, and excessive heat in
midsummer, are apparent in small and
inferior fruit In the localities where such
conditions have prevailed. Taken as q
whole, the prospect is for a crop below the
medium In quality, and one OF the email
est, If not the smallest, on record.
The condition of peaches in the States
of principal production has declined
quite as continuously as apples since the
opening OF the season, and Is now gener
ally lower than In any recent year. On
June LIST the prospect was quite favorable
for an average crop, tee bloom being
good, but unfavorable weather then and
adverse conditions since have reduced the
averages to low figure. Tile record Of
condition for New York is placed at So
New Jersey, 81; Pennsylvania, 90; Della.
ware, 43; Maryland, 4S.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19

ARE YOU MADE miserable by indi.
geetion, constipation. dizziness, loss of
appetite, yellow ekin? shiloh's Vital.
izer is positive cure. Sold by N. b
Danf0rth, cor. End & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-19
Sudden Changes OF Weather

are prod uc:ive of thros. diseases cough s..
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Price 25 CTS.